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Pregnancy After Tubal Reversal

January 14, 2008   ·   No Comments

Women come from all over the world to A Personal Choice for tubal reversal surgery. It is natural, and appropriate, for them to ask what their chances will be for pregnancy after a tubal reversal procedure performed by Dr. Berger. This important question about the anticipated benefit should be asked of any doctor before undergoing […]

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Ectopic Pregnancy and Tubal Rupture After Tubal Reversal

January 06, 2008   ·   No Comments

I recently received an email from a patient who had an ectopic pregnancy subsequent to her tubal reversal. Unfortunately, the pregnancy continued to the point of tubal rupture with the loss of the fallopian tube. Patient’s History I was hoping you could help me understand why my ectopic pregnancy was not detected early enough to […]

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New To The Tubal Reversal Message Board

January 05, 2008   ·   No Comments

Exchanging Information About Tubal Reversal The Tubal Reversal Message Board is provided by A Personal Choice to allow women to communicate with each other about tubal ligation reversal. Members of Dr. Berger’s staff also contribute their insights in the message posts. Here is an example of how members help and support each other on the message board […]

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Tubal Reversal by Tubouterine Anastomosis

December 22, 2007   ·   No Comments

Tubal Anastomosis at the Uterine Cornua Tubouterine anastomosis is a tubal reversal procedure that is intermediate between tubotubal anastomosis and tubouterine implantation. It is also called cornual anastomosis because the tube is joined to the cornual area of the uterus with this operation. The cornu is the area where the fallopian tube normally emerges from […]

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What You Can Expect at A Personal Choice

December 13, 2007   ·   No Comments

People like knowing what to expect when they come to A Personal Choice for their tubal reversal procedure by reproductive surgeon Dr. Gary Berger, our Medical Director. We provide a great deal of information about this on our website, in emails and letters, and by telephone. Learn From Others on the Tubal Reversal Message Board Another […]

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Is Tubal Reversal The Best Option For You?

December 11, 2007   ·   No Comments

If you have had your tubes tied and would like to become pregnant again, tubal reversal surgery is probably the best option for you. Tubal ligation reversal is the most successful and cost-effective way to become pregnant for 98% of women who have had a tubal ligation and now want to have another baby. What […]

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Informed Consent for Tubal Reversal Surgery

December 09, 2007   ·   No Comments

What Is Informed Consent? Informed consent means that a person has access to and understands all relevant information about a medical or surgical treatment necessary to make an informed decision about it. In the case of tubal ligation reversal, informed consent means that a person understands how it the surgery is performed, the alternative treatment […]

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Anesthesia at A Personal Choice

December 05, 2007   ·   No Comments

A Personal Choice Anesthesia Team The Anesthesia Team at A Personal Choice ensures your comfort before, during, and after your tubal reversal procedure. We are Caryn Hertz, MD, Pamella Mills, CRNA, and Ann Pflugrath, MD. Our team consists of two board certified anesthesiologists and a registered nurse anesthetist specializing in outpatient anesthesia. Our experience working […]

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Why Choose A Personal Choice?

November 26, 2007   ·   No Comments

Our Tubal Reversal Center is Unique Dr. Berger is the only physician in the country with a practice that is specifically limited to tubal reversal surgery. That is the only procedure performed here with Dr. Berger performing four reversals each day, five days a week. We have a high staff/patient ratio with one or two […]

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We provide a unique surgical experience with personalized attention and one-on-one care. We make every effort to make your surgery less of a process and more of a life’s experience. Please use the buttons below for answers to our frequently asked questions.

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Warm and inviting our state of the art surgical facility offers safe, affordable & personalized tubal reversal surgery. Dreams of starting a family become a reality here.

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“Thank you so much for making it possible to bring these two amazing people into our lives.”

– Saratoga Springs, New York

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“You are my heroes. We can never thank you enough.”

– Ontario, Canada

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We have been so blessed to bring another tubal reversal baby into our family.

– Buckatunna, Mississippi

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“Ivy is our second Monteith Miracle!”

– APO, Armed Forces Europe

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“It was a leap of faith and we have had a blessed journey.”

– Colorado Springs, Colorado

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“Thank you for making our dreams come true!”

– Nebo, North Carolina

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Your questions about reversal surgery will be answered directly and promptly by Dr. Monteith. Please read our most frequently asked questions before submitting your questions. Dr. Monteith will not respond to general medical questions or if you are a patient of another doctor and are contacting him because your doctor is unavailable.* If you have been a patient at our reversal center and have specific questions about your medical care you should contact the reversal staff directly at (919) 977-5050.

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If you are considering reversal surgery and have questions about the procedure, fill in the form below and we'll get back to you as soon as we can! If you would like to speak with a nurse for a Free Consultation then feel free to call us at (919) 977-5050.

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